stein appears to be made of porcelain, it has the saying "Wer niemals einen Raulch gehabt, der ist kein Deutlicher Mann" it has the numbers 368 18 imprinted on the bottom and features a vine-like design all around, it too has a metal lid with writing. I am unable to make out the first longer word but the rest appears to read "Veora Krebs"

has the traditional hunter design with matchlock rifle. the front has a target which has a hunter's hat on top and an arrow dead center, the picture on the right shows a flag with two crossed rifles and a hunter pointing his rifle as if taking aim, the other picture has the hunter holding his rifle down. The lid is embossed with yet another hunter who is also taking aim. the bottom has the numbers 1410 with an oval which appears to contain an I over an H.

I have a few German beer steins that I'm having difficulty identifying. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

has Peter Vaill written on the lid, appears to be made out of ceramic with metal lid, is marked with a 61. depicts what appears to be a butcher cutting things on a table and another picture with a military officer pointing at a tree while a lady hands him a flower.

I have a few German beer steins that I'm having difficulty identifying. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The first has Peter Vaill written on the lid, appears to be made out of ceramic with metal lid, has a 34 on the lid. has the saying "Das Jahr ist gut, braun Bier ist gerathen!" written on it. also has four pictures on it, each depicting what appears to be a child one where he is picking grapes, one where he is looking up, one where he is hooded with bow and arrow and one that depicts him holding a sickle. the mug itslef is grey the words are blue as well as some parts of the pictures.

Caponi Santa Claus Candle Holder. Age: unknown

The USA map is slightly taller than the Central America map. There is a lot of damage to the outer sides of the maps, especially to the USA map. But for the most part the totality of the pieces are unmarked. There looks like some small paint splatters on the USA map. As I bought these from a garage sale, they looked to be stored in the garage by their past owners. The Mexico map has an old wire string to hang, but the USA map does not. The Central America map has the copyright listed with 1934 next to it. The USA map has the same copyright but the date is 1940. They do have scratches, dents and marks. They are placed on some sort of wooden board. Perhaps they were once used in a school? I'm not sure. I wanted to find out what they were worth, since I also assume they are worth more than the 50 cents a piece I paid for them.